TIFFCOM 2026 opened in Tokyo, showcasing a diverse range of Japanese content, including films, dramas and anime, to overseas buyers. A policy was also outlined to strengthen co-productions with overseas partners and global expansion.
TIFFCOM 2026, Asia's leading content market, opened in Tokyo, where Japanese companies promoted a diverse range of content to overseas buyers.
Kazuo Takaya (高谷 和男), director of Nippon Television's Global Strategy Division, said the company would strengthen both its ability to deliver content to the world and its ability to create content for global audiences. He introduced initiatives focused on the global market, including co-productions with partner companies in the United States and South Korea.
The company will strengthen measures to deliver content directly to global audiences, including the expansion of GYOKURO STUDIO's development of variety programs for global audiences and overseas remakes of dramas. It also outlined a policy to expand its fandom business through merchandise and events featuring anime and characters.
In the technology field, the company said it would further advance the international rollout of its in-house-developed real-time video analysis AI, viztrick AiDi.